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What do Tibetan Mastiffs eat

Tibetan Mastiffs can eat dog food. The substances contained in dog food can well supplement comprehensive nutrition and avoid the situation of excessive nutrition or insufficient nutrition. Tibetan Mastiffs also like to eat meat. Beef, mutton, chicken, pork, etc. are all very good foods. The owner can feed Tibetan Mastiffs some cooked meat in a daily quota.

Precautions for Tibetan Mastiffs when eating items

1. Tibetan mastiffs and other large dog breeds need large animal bones that can be chewed, such as cow bones. These bones are rich in bone marrow and calcium substances, which are of great help to dogs, especially young mastiffs. Very helpful for tooth development. Chicken racks are sharp broken bones that can easily pierce the mastiff's throat and intestines and are extremely harmful to dogs.
   
2. Do not feed raw eggs. Raw eggs contain pathogenic bacteria, mold or parasite eggs, which are not good for the health of the dog, while cooked eggs have a great supplementary effect on the mastiff's nutrition.
   

3. The Tibetan Mastiff should be fed at a fixed time every day. Timely feeding can increase the dog's gastric juice secretion and gastrointestinal peristalsis in an orderly manner every time it is fed, aggravating hunger and greatly increasing appetite, which is of great benefit to food intake and digestion. If not fed on time, this order will be damaged, not only inefficient feeding and digestion, but also susceptible to gastrointestinal diseases.
   

   

   Tibetan mastiffs have no edible items

   Chocolate: The caffeine and theobromine contained in chocolate have serious effects on the dog’s heart and core nervous system.
   Salted food: Dry salted food has high salt content, such as salted fish, shrimps, fish, bacon, and cured meats, which will irritate the dog's stomach and kidneys.
   Onions: Onions are highly toxic to dogs’ blood. Eating them can cause acute anemia, which can even be life-threatening.
   Pungent spices: can cause oral decay and gastrointestinal decay.
   Persimmons and grapes: Persimmon seeds can cause intestinal blockage and enteritis in dogs. Grapes and grapes can cause kidney failure in dogs.
   

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